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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1928
Page
3
A Warren theater feature highlights Tillie's Punctured Romance with Circus acts and a second film starring Blanche Sweet and Mary McAllister. The piece discusses road shows, local patronage, and the desire to attract touring productions to Warren amid travel costs and audience hesitancy.
KNOWS HIS GRAPES KEYES CALIFORNIA Leon Leighton a local rancher returns from the California State Fair with 95 different grape varieties exhibited. The collection includes names such as Ah Saibe Za biakanska Quaglianes Pizzatellas Kurtelaskas and Alicante Bouchets. Cautious buyers are advised to read the Tribune classifieds and consider advertising.
Franklin Pa September 21 1930 Miss Anne Walker aged 90 Franklin’s oldest teacher died Thursday night from a hip injury. She was honored during Old Home Week in 1925 and hundreds of former pupils visited her. An estimated 3500 residents have been in her classes. She had retired on pension years ago.
The article argues the Autogiro will revolutionize flight with vertical takeoff and landing, not birdlike wings. It notes Canada as America's top customer and Britain as next, detailing billions in yearly trade. It also mentions Labor Day travelers boosting profits and hints at alcohol tax policy impacting bootleggers.
The column questions if Catholic priests could mobilize votes against Hoover, noting Hoover’s campaign stance of avoiding religious debate. It discusses General Motors’ alleged steps toward airplane production, praising GM’s management and resource strength and hinting at Sloan’s interest in aviation.
A reader submits a reflective autumn poem about comparing art to nature s colors from green to crimson. The piece ends with a prayer for goodness and guidance, asking May the little children love me and for life to grow rich like the leaves. The writer signs as A Nature Lover and addresses Sara Kenogen for a Home Made Poems column.
A worldwide note on modern dictators as they quarrel and reconcile in England. Kemal Pasha warns Mussolini of Turkish soil for fallen soldiers while Mussolini thanks Kemal for hosting 1,000 traveling Fascists. The piece argues dictators unite, while traditional governments neglect them.
A squad of customs clerks sought a rule to decide if talking films are motion pictures or phonograph records. If films are pictures they are taxed by the foot. if they are canned music, 30 percent ad valorem is charged. ADVERTISE in The Tribune.
Delightful fantasy characterizes Peggy Ann the musical at the Library Monday. The plot follows a dream of a young Cinderella with grotesque adventures weaving in and out of urban life. Cast features Clarice Anderson, Jennie Savage, Miss Paul, Philip Van Zandt, and ensemble dancers under Seymour Felix. notable songs and lively chorus add to the show’s appeal.
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